June 26 (Reuters) - Australia's APN Outdoor Group (APO) recommended on Tuesday a revised A$1.12 billion ($830.37 million) takeover bid from JCDecaux JCDX.PA to its shareholders, which is about 3 percent higher than the French advertiser's original bid.
"APN Outdoor’s Board of Directors unanimously recommend that APN Outdoor shareholders vote in favour of the Scheme, in the absence of a superior proposal," the company said in statement.
The A$6.70 per share offer is at a 4.7 percent premium to APN shares' closing level last week. It had called for a trading halt on Monday.
This comes after APN lost out in a bid for advertising firm Adshel on Monday, part of a series of deals in the lucrative Australian outdoor advertising market. ($1 = 1.3488 Australian dollars)
News: APO Australia's APN Outdoor recommends sweetened $830 mln offer from France's JCDecaux
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